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City launches Tree Removal Assistance Program - Vimarsana News

City launches Tree Removal Assistance Program

The city of San Marcos Community Forestry Program is now accepting applications for the Tree Removal Assistance Program. Funded through the U.S. Department of Treasury’s American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the city was awarded $135,000 to aid low-income residential homeowners in removing unsafe, dying or dead trees over their homes with no out-of-pocket cost to the homeowner.[San

Vermont announces final Revitalization Program winners - Vimarsana News

Vermont announces final Revitalization Program winners

MONTPELIER, VT — Gov. Phil Scott and the Department of Economic Development (DED) recently announced the fourth and final round of Community Recovery and Revitalization Program (CRRP) grant winners. The

Awareness Project shining a light on needs in Fort Worth – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

Awareness Project shining a light on needs in Fort Worth – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

A Tarrant County nonprofit, The Awareness Project, located on Pipeline Road in Hurst, is kicking things into high gear this holiday season for the sake of doing...

Source: nbcdfw.com
The Alliance and Code Fellows Team Up to Expand Tech Education and Career Opportunities for Underserved Communities - Vimarsana News

The Alliance and Code Fellows Team Up to Expand Tech Education and Career Opportunities for Underserved Communities

/PRNewswire/ -- The Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City is providing financial support at no-cost for software and cybersecurity training...

Brian Lawrence: Blight is a wicked problem - Vimarsana News

Brian Lawrence: Blight is a wicked problem

Regarding the editorial “Addressing blight requires planning and action” (Feb. 7, TribLIVE): The roots of blight are nuanced, varied and complex. Systemic factors like abuse of the federal tax code and individual factors, like the death of a loved one, contribute to the problem. Compounding the issue, 40,000 fewer people